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Thursday, 30 July 2009 16:31
Sunday 2nd August marks the first anniversary of the tragic death of Michael Causer.
Michael’s memorial page was removed by Facebook, causing much distress to his family, however memorial website Gonetoosoon.org created a free site so Michael’s family and friends had a lasting tribute to him.
As a mark of respect for the anniversary of Michael’s passing, his memorial will be put on the home page of GoneTooSoon.
This is unprecedented action, as this section is only used for public figures and celebrities, however the site creators are so outraged at the action taken by Facebook they wanted his family and friends to have this privileged place on the website.
To visit his site click on www.michael-causer.gonetoosoon.org






Speaking at a Green Party public meeting at the Branksome Arms pub in Bournemouth on Wednesday night (29 July), gay equality campaigner and Green Party human rights spokesperson, Peter Tatchell, highlighted issues discrimination still faced by lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people.
Young people from the LGBT community are being offered a chance to take part in an exciting new project in which they will ‘re-write’ modern British history to include the role of the LGBT movement.
There could be as many as 10,000 lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) carers in the city of Birmingham and there are currently no specific services or support groups to meet their needs. 



